Sentence examples for poor experiment from inspiring English sources

It was a poor experiment in education in the 70s, and it feels like I was slightly robbed.

Apart from outright fraud, there are all those "benevolent mistakes" that scientists make more or less unwittingly: poor experiment design, sloppy data management, bias in the interpretation of facts and inadequate communication of results and methods.

The Z'-factor values can range from negative infinity to one, where values > 0.5 represent a very good experiment, >0 and <0.5 as moderately good experiment and <0 as a poor experiment.

With so many pitfalls unrecognized, many good antibodies are dismissed after one or two poor experiments.

In olivine-free experiments, the Fe-Mg exchange coefficients between opx (or cpx) and melt measured in some of the volatile-poor experiments (CD1 H0, CD2H3, and CD2-2.5GPa: 0.01–0.32 ± 0.01 for opx, and 0.29 0.39 ± 0.02 for cpx) are similar to those of Gaetani and Grove ([1998]; 0.30 0.34 for opx and 0.32 0.35 for cpx).

A poor hybridisation experiment would lead to a high variability in the respective replicate experiments in human and bovine.

Thus, a poor quality experiment may result in false negatives, but is unlikely to result in false positive associations.

The AUC summary measures of classification performance (Table 1) confirmed the general picture that, even though the group-level statistics were highly significant, individual classification was overall poor in Experiment one.

When these values are far from the optimal ones, poor quality experiments are achieved or several steps are required resulting in a large experimental burden.

By contrast, at all electrode materials except GC, generally poor simulation-experiment fits were achieved for the WVI/V process, preventing the data from being analysed quantitatively by FTAC voltammetry.

One possible explanation for the discrepancy between the good performance in Experiments 1 and 2 and the poor performance in Experiment 3 is that XG and KQ-167 were impaired specifically for repetitively timed movements.